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23 Feb 2022
Grappling with the journalists' trilemma: how to rethink news impartiality today
Prof. Rasmus Kleis Nielsen -
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22 Feb 2022This project is helping African reporters to improve their coverage of climate change
Patrick Egwu -
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Digital journalistMarina Adami
Marina works in the editorial team, editing…
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Freelance contributor
Patrick Egwu
Patrick Egwu is a Nigerian freelance jo…
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15 Feb 2022How a Nigerian nonprofit is teaching fact-checking to journalists from West Africa
Patrick Egwu -
10 February 2022
Hell and back: On the road with the pandemic
Barkha Dutt, Reuters Institute Visiting Fellow and MoJo Story founder -
14 Feb 2022
The challenges of making news for a multinational state – a view from the UK
Rhys Evans -
08 Feb 2022
Do more with less: minimizing competitive tensions in collaborative local journalism
Dr Joy Jenkins, Dr Lucas Graves -
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07 Feb 2022From trap lyrics to election coverage: lessons on AI from an old Argentinian newspaper
Laura Oliver -
03 February 2022
Climate change: journalism’s greatest challenge
Wolfgang Blau, Co-Founder, Oxford Climate Journalism Network -
04 Feb 2022
“We can’t ignore misinformation. What happens online is real and affects what happens offline”
Raksha Kumar -
Members of the Oxford Climate Journalism Network
Our Oxford Climate Journalism Network community of alumni and current members of our flagship…
